Scam

Steals affiliate codes by switching it out when the app is used. Partners with stores so that only low % coupons are shown.

Scam's up guys! Years ago I noticed it automatically applied a worse coupon code than the one I had just entered manually from a creator I wanted to support. Super bummed I didn't do some more research back then and try to figure out what was happening.

Honey is a scam, stealing money from creators. Coupon codes often are not available at all, while still taking away a creator's commission.

Rips people off (by stealing commision from legit referrers .etc .etc), including consumers (because it often gives inferior discount codes anyway). If you want discount codes just search the web and you can probably do better. This simply capitilizes on people not wanting to do this, and profits from it, at others expense. I accumulated Honey gold and could never do anything with it here in the UK. You would have to use Honey A LOT to get the £10 gift card with one of their partners... Honey gold is worth very little, so I gladly deleted my account and threw away pennies so I would no longer be part of this system. If you do get a lot of Honey gold you maybe lost or broke even with the inferior discounts or contributed to unfair business practices. In other words it's useless. Please remove from the add-on store Mozilla, thank you. At least Paypal has some utility, but Honey really doesn't. Would not recommend and struggling to find how it would benefit a user, but if you research it, you can see how it is benefitting them.

This is scam, don't use it!

Shameful

shady practices

Very shameful the scam Honey has been running. Uninstalled.

time to bust, wankstain

It's a scam:
1) It replaces affiliate links with its own, even when it doesn't actually find you a discount
2) It doesn't actually offer you the best discounts, it arranges what coupons it shows with the people it makes deals with

Pieces of human garbage

Nice scam bro